Which is better? Arriving to the cruise terminal a day ahead vs. arriving the day of the cruise!
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if you live relatively close to the Port City then there's really no need for you to get a hotel for the night before because guess what you're already in the port city
if you live maybe a couple hours away or you're traveling to a different country then it might make more sense for you to arrive a day ahead of time
flying for example will definitely get you there quicker however the flights tend to run on a schedule
we were delayed about 12 hours so we didn't get to Aruba until about four o'clock in the morning
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Wondering if you should arrive to the #Cruise terminal a day ahead or on the day of? Here, we'll weigh the pros and cons of each! Trying to decide whether to drive to the terminal or fly? We'll cover that too! Photo Credits: @RoyalCaribbean (http://www.royalcaribbean.com) @Carnival (http://www.carnivalcruiseline.com) @DisneyCruiseLine (http://www.disneycruiseline.com) @msccruisesofficial (http://www.msccruises.com) @norwegiancruiseline (http://www.norwegiancruiseline.com) #royalcaribbean #cruise #cruising #carnivalcruiseline #norwegiancruiseline #firsttimecruisers #cruisetips #cruisetipsandtricks